Cash Management Blog

There are concerns about the future of cash and what this could mean for more vulnerable sections of society. Is this a problem governments can solve?

Banks have to address the high cost and high level of manual labour related to cash processing. This is where cash automation plays an important role.

Retailers struggle with keeping the costs of cash handling down but as a bank, you can help reduce those costs and remain an essential part of your retail clients' value chain.

Cash recycling is a process-driven solution that positively affects the entire cash handling process and optimises cash flow.

Back-office cash deposit machines - or smart safes - are not just delivering on security, they are also saving retailers time and money. Let's find out how.

Are we really sleepwalking into a world without cash? Not if we consider how essential it still is to millions of us.

To limit the spread of COVID-19, banks need to provide services which reduce the number of touchpoints with cash and other surfaces. So how should high-street banks address cash deposit hygiene?

Cash remains one of the world's most important methods of payment, relied upon by millions of people. But retailers can support cash payments and ensure good hygiene by reducing cash touchpoints.

While reports of cash being a health risk are unfounded, retailers are rightly taking cash handling hygiene seriously.

Hygiene in the food service and hospitality industry is of great importance. Thankfully there is a way for food handlers to accept cash and eliminate interaction with notes and coins.

Closed cash management is a method of dealing with cash which not only addresses store security concerns, but also the efficiency of retail cash processes. So what is it exactly?